Shoppers Skip Thanksgiving Meal While Camping Out for Black Friday
Many people enjoyed a Thanksgiving meal Thursday, but others skipped the big feast all together to cash in on early Black Friday deals.
At Best Buy in Grand Island shoppers are serious about their deals.
"Cheap prices!" said Shopper Kenneth Narviez.
Camping out on a windy day doesn't seem to bother them too much.
"It's kind of an odd year so I don't mind it at all just kind of sit out here and play solitaire on my phone and listen to some music," said Shopper Troy Williams.
"Our parents are gonna get us both tablets so we are just waiting in line here," said Narviez.
Best buy is one of many retailers opening its doors on Thursday instead of Friday.
"I came out for the 40 inch Toshiba TV. It seemed like a pretty good deal," said Williams.
"It doesn't really matter because I know they're going to bring me food and I'm thankful anyway everyday I have my family with me," said Narviez
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